Podcast appearances and mentions of anthony downs

Hour 3: Jason talks with Noon-to-3 host Chad Hartman about where we go from here politically after Donald Trump is convicted of 34 felonies. Then he's joined by his friends Tom Linneman and Anthony Downs to talk Timberwolves Game 5

Anthony Downs, Estate Director at Hatfield Park in Hertfordshire, and KOR's Managing Director Annette Richman, discuss the need for estates to engage with their local communities.The word charrette is derived from old French to describe how students of architecture were invited to throw their ideas into a charrette, French for cart or chariot.  Anthony, who has been at Hatfield Park for 24 years, helped to pioneer charrettes as a way of bringing communities together to debate and discuss local issues and identify opportunities to solve them collaboratively.  

This week's episode features Vale's Anthony Downs and Newmont's Dean Gehring in conversation with Northern Miner senior report Carl A. Williams at the Global Mining Symposium. Anthony and Dean discuss the merits of the cloud, particularly across global mining operations, as well as common cybersecurity challenges. Anthony Downs has joined Vale in September 2019 as Head of Digital Transformation. In this role. Anthony is well-known in the global mining industry for his broad technical and systems knowledge and track record of delivering innovative, robust and secure solutions to tough business problems. Dean Gehring was promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer in June 2019 after joining Newmont as Regional Senior Vice President, South America in June 2017. He brings over 25 years of global operational experience, having lived in Canada, Indonesia, Peru and the US. All this and more with host Adrian Pocobelli. Music Credits: “Rattlesnake Railroad”, “Big Western Sky”, “Western Adventure” and “Battle on the Western Frontier” by Brett Van Donsel (www.incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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In this episode, I discuss the congressional politics of the court vacancy. Here are the relevant links from each point. Point #1- There’s no chance a Justice won’t be confirmed if there are 50 votes for the justice. You almost certainly can’t stop this procedurally if you are the Democrats. James Wallner discussing the procedures for confirming a judicial nomination. My tweetstorm on the Senate rules regarding the requirement of holding an impeachment trial. My tweetstorm on the problems with denying a quorum. My tweetstorm on shaping understandings rather than preventing actions. Point #2 – And there’s almost certainly going to be 50 votes. Electorally vulnerable Senators just aren’t going to break with the party here. My old post on how opinion polls about policy don’t translate to votes. Point #3 – Parties don’t simply have a goal of maximizing their seats in Congress. Anthony Downs’ theory of party competition. Point #4 – Hardball politics is both new and not new. Josh Chafetz’s on unprecedented things in judicial nominations. Me on hardball politics and what’s new and not new. Mark Tushnet on Constitutional hardball. Francis Lee on insecure majorities and party competition. Matt Green on hardball politics in Congress, then and now. The Washington Post […]

Our media, our society and our politics have all gone nuts. Amit Varma and Vivek Kaul examine this drift to the extremes in episode 13 of Econ Central. Also discussed: the real estate dudes fight the bankers, and why football isn't taking off in India. Also check out: 1. Driven to Extremes. Part 1: News Television -- Amit Varma. 2. Out-Arnabing Arnab -- Episode 8 of Econ Central. 3. Breaking News about Narendra Modi's previous birth. 4. Some tweets about SSR's Covid patent and invention of Fau-G: 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. The Hype Around the Stock Market -- Episode 6 of Econ Central (about the game theory of Congress rebellion). 6. A Game Theory Problem: Who Will Bell The Congress Cat? — Amit Varma. 7. An Economic Theory of Democracy -- Anthony Downs. 8. The Median Voter Theorem (Wikipedia). 9. The Economics of the Chilling Effect -- Episode 5 of Econ Central. 10. Groupthink: A Study in Self Delusion -- Christopher Booker. 11. The Seven Basic Plots -- Christopher Booker. 12. Scared to Death -- Christopher Booker. 13. Gegenpressing GDP -- Episode 12 of Econ Central. 14. The US Economy Contracted by 9.1% and not 32%. India’s Economy Contracted by 23.9% -- Vivek Kaul. 15. Raghuram Rajan’s 10 Solutions to Get Economy Going Again -- Vivek Kaul. 16. Match moratorium interest rate with deposits: Industry -- TNN 17. Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists -- Raghuram Rajan and Luizi Zingales. 18. Moral Hazard (Wikipedia). 19. Every Act of Government Is an Act of Violence -- Amit Varma. 20. The Deep State of Real Estate -- Episode 7 of Econ Central. 21. The Use of Knowledge in Society -- Friedrich Hayek.  22. Building Sports Ecosystems -- Episode 126 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Joy Bhattacharjya). 23. The 10 Most Insane Requirements Of The Green New Deal -- David Harsanyi. 24. India’s Population Bomb and the Surprising Truth Behind It -- Vivek Kaul. 25. Population Is Not a Problem, but Our Greatest Strength -- Amit Varma. 26. Ram Gopal Varma interviewed by Anupama Chopra. Do also check out Amit’s podcast, The Seen and the Unseen, as well as The India Uncut Newsletter. And ah, Vivek’s new website at vivekkaul.com and all his books on Amazon.

Hur påverkas väljare av opinionsmätningar, personer och nätverk inför ett röstningsbeslut? Hur vet man om en taktisk röst lagts? Hur mäts preferensdata? Hur kan strategisk röstning yttra sig? Extra inkik på ekonomen Anthony Downs teser. 

How do the Red Taped bros tackle a classic academic tome on bureaucracy? We have a simple three-step approach. Step 1: Take an unplanned three-month sabbatical to get your head right.   Step 2: Reach for your top-shelf scotch.  Step 3: Attempt a serious conversation for approximately 20 minutes before traversing a downward spiral of somewhat pertinent pop-culture references. This week we discuss Inside Bureaucracy by Anthony Downs.  22 minutes in, we drop our academic pretense and travel to Indiana, Westeros, and a faraway galaxy to trap, identify, and tag endangered bureaucrats—just in case you want to skip ahead to the usual drunken banter. As always, you can reach on Twitter @RedTapedPodcast or drop us an email at redtaped@outlook.com.     We are currently working on our reading list for 2019.  If you want us to cover a book, just leave a review on ITunes that includes the title and author… Quid pro quo, dear listener, quid pro quo… Drink: Lagavulin-16 years Upcoming Episodes: 11/19- Playing with Fire by Scott Lazenby (Our first novel!)  12/3- The No A**hole Rule by Robert Sutton 12/17- Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves 12/31- The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson Attributes: Opening Song: Autumn Mvt 3 Allegro by John Harrison with the Wichita State Chamber Players (CC BY SA)

Q. What pairs best with cheap cheese? A. Apparently, bureaucrat tears. This week we drink several bottles of wine, get emotional, regret major life decisions, opine on the wonders of guava paste, and think deeply about change.   We also get a visit from 50’s dad, who is still trying to make friends and influence them.   It is time to quit your hemming-and-hawing and join us for our review of Who Moved My Cheese?  by Spencer Johnson, M.D. Please consider sniffing and scurrying over to our twitter (@RedTapedPodcast) or dropping us an email (redtaped@outlook.com).  We are currently working on our reading list for 2019.  If you want us to cover a book, just leave a 5-star review on ITunes that includes the title and author… Quid pro quo, dear listener, quid pro quo… Upcoming Episodes: 11/5- Inside Bureaucracy by Anthony Downs 11/19- Playing with Fire by Scott Lazenby 12/3- The No A**hole Rule by Robert Sutton Production Note:  Sorry this episode was late.  I was busy binge-watching Making a Murderer on Netflix because…priorities, I guess.  -Larry Attributes: Opening Song: “Clavinet Cora Theme” by Lobo Loco from the Free Music Archive (CC BY)

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TwinSpires' Derek Simon turns "Mythbuster" as he consumes a carbonated water beverage during the show in an effort to see whether it has the intoxicatging powers claimed by jockey Kent Desormeaux. In the Racing History segment, Derek revisits a road trip to Anthony Downs, where the greyhounds met the turf — and everybody had a great time. Lastly, in the Handicapping segment, the Haskell Invitational is analyzed.  

This week Peter Van Doren joins us to explain the economics of decision making in politics. What is public choice theory and how does it explain what happens in a majority rules democracy? Is public choice a type of macroeconomic theory? How does ordering a series of votes change their outcome? What’s rent-seeking? What does the phrase “concentrated benefits and diffuse costs” mean? What’s the median voter theorem and how does it affect our politics in America?Show Notes and Further ReadingKenneth Arrow, Social Choice and Individual Values (book)Anthony Downs, An Economic Theory of Democracy (book)Mancur Olson, The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups (book)James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock, The Calculus of Consent: Logical Foundations of Constitutional Democracy (book)Michael E. Levine and Charles R. Plott, “Agenda Influence and Its Implications” (article)Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) (Wikipedia article)Say’s Law (Wikipedia article)Pareto Efficiency (Wikipedia article) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are Government Agencies Up To The Task? Anthony Downs, Brookings Institution, Moderator Panelists: Robert Van Order, University of Michigan Susan Wachter, University of Pennsylvania John Weicher, Hudson Institute Susan Woodward, Sand Hill Econometrics

Are Government Agencies Up To The Task? Anthony Downs, Brookings Institution, Moderator Panelists: Robert Van Order, University of Michigan Susan Wachter, University of Pennsylvania John Weicher, Hudson Institute Susan Woodward, Sand Hill Econometrics